In 1951, with the Second World War
not long over and the menace of the
Cold War generating anxiety in the
West, Martyn Lloyd-Jones preached eight
sermons on John 14:1–12 at Westminster
Chapel in London.
These sermons, presented in Let Not
Your Heart Be Troubled, were intended
to comfort, strengthen, and build up
Christians in their “most holy faith”
and to bring unbelievers to a knowledge
of the only way men and women can face
matters of life and death. Lloyd-Jones
went through these verses carefully,
showing that the way to deal with our
fears is first to recognize and
confront them and then to realize that
the answer is only to be found in the
great and unchanging truths of the
gospel.
Anyone needing encouragement will
benefit from this work by one of the
twentieth century’s foremost preachers.